Scott B. Joachim

Representative matters include:

• Symantec in connection with its $4.65 billion acquisition of Blue Coat Systems and related convertible debt and syndicated bank financing transactions*
• General Motors in connection with its acquisition of Cruise Automation*
• Microsoft in connection with multiple acquisitions*
• Responsys in connection with its $1.5 billion sale to Oracle*
• Twitch Interactive investors in connection with its $1 billion sale to Amazon.com*
• Keynote Systems in connection with its $395 million sale to Thoma Bravo*
• Ray Kurzweil (renowned futurist) in connection with the sale of Patterns to Google*
• Consortium of 35 financial institutions, including Bank of America Merrill Lynch, HSBC, ING, Natixis, Barclays, UBS and Wells Fargo, in their investment in R3*
• Consortium of 15 banks, led by Goldman Sachs, that invested in Symphony Communications*
• Consortium of three financial services firms, led by J.P. Morgan, that invested in Cloud9 Technologies*
• Accel-KKR in connection with various buyouts and growth equity transactions*
• The Blackstone Group in connection with various financings*
• Goldman Sachs in connection with various M&A and financing transactions*
• CapitalG (fka Google Capital) and Google Ventures in multiple growth capital financings*
• Katerra in multiple M&A transactions*

Mr. Joachim has also represented startup companies including Symphony Communications, Daqri, Two Bit Circus, InfusionSoft and bkr.*

Mr. Joachim’s capital markets experience has included representations in connection with the IPOs of Google, Digital Theater Systems (DTS), Kinetic Concepts (KCI) and Rigel Pharmaceuticals, follow-on offerings by Rainmaker Systems, DTS and KCI, 144A offerings by Ciphergen and Mercury Systems and PIPEs for Warburg Pincus and various hedge funds.*

* Denotes experience prior to joining Goodwin.